plausibleness

[ˈplɔːzəblnəs]

plausibleness Definition

• 1. the quality of seeming reasonable or probable
• 2. the ability to convince others that something is true or valid

Using plausibleness: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "plausibleness" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The plausibleness of his argument was questioned by the audience.

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  The plausibleness of the theory was supported by the evidence.

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  The plausibleness of the witness's testimony was challenged by the defense.

plausibleness Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for plausibleness

• credibility
• believability
• likelihood

Antonyms for plausibleness

• implausibility
• unlikelihood

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Summary: plausibleness in Brief

Plausibleness [ˈplɔːzəblnəs] refers to the quality of seeming reasonable or probable, and the ability to convince others that something is true or valid. It is often used in discussions of arguments, theories, and testimony, as in 'The plausibleness of his argument was questioned by the audience.' Synonyms include 'credibility' and 'believability,' while antonyms include 'implausibility' and 'unlikelihood.'